He investigated and found that Ouyang Xiong had actually been inquiring for a long time about whether anyone was selling villas in the city center's villa district. However, those living there were either affluent or influential, so naturally, no one was willing to sell their villas.
From the fact that Ouyang Xiong bought this villa and was too lazy to renovate it, you could tell he was very dissatisfied living here.
Hearing this, An Lan curled her lips; a residence, to her, was merely a place for resting, and the location was not important. It seemed Ouyang Xiong was being so finicky—perhaps that was some old-timer family rule from Hong Kong.
Even though at Ouyang Xiong's house, the gate to the courtyard was wide open, An Lan and Huo Zhanting stood outside and politely asked if they could enter. Since there was no response, they took it as tacit approval.
After all, astonishingly, Ouyang Xiong's place didn't even have a video doorbell on its main courtyard gate.
